Sentence examples for significant by itself from inspiring English sources

Any amateur reader of complexity science comes to understand that clustering of big storms like this cannot, scientifically, be interpreted as significant by itself.

The decrease in legal claims is significant by itself, but it is particularly interesting in light of the reduction in misconduct complaints filed with the civilian review board.

Therefore, the fact that we observed killing of autologous cells is significant by itself.

It seems that our description was confusing; we changed the corresponding paragraph of Results to clearly state that the major part of positive selection happened in humans and is significant by itself.

Slack took a market that had once been in the doldrums and turned it into something significant by making itself more than a communications tool.

improvement in the source of the past six years is significant both by itself and in comparison to the change in vehicle fuel economy over the past 90 years," he said.

Although the history of pulmonary disease was not a significant parameter by itself, when combined with vocal cord fixation, 6 of 8 patients had a poor functional outcome.

This technique consists in first breaking down sensitive data into insignificant fragments, so any fragment does not have any significant information by itself.

The analysis also suggests that the diversification strategy is unfortunately not prone to affect the income of the disfavored female-headed households in a significant way by itself and that complementary policies will continue to be needed to support this group, either in the form of direct transfers or boosting their participation in market activities.

While no breakthrough agreement was reached in the peace negotiations in Geneva, the mere fact that the two sides stayed at the table for so long, all while a "cessation of hostilities" generally continues to hold in Syria, is a significant achievement by itself.

Only one of the polymorphisms shows a significant association by itself (Table  3).